‘Hidden Fates’ Set Logo Further Confirms ‘GX Ultra Shiny’ in America! By: Water Pokémon Master Posted 2 years ago to TCG 12 comments The set logo for Hidden Fates has been revealed! The logo is ordained with Shiny Pokemon stars on the left and right sides, further confirming the set will use cards from Japan’s GX Ultra Shiny. As posted a few times, Hidden Fates will be a combination of cards from GX Ultra Shiny and the Pokemon TCG “Family Box” Set. Its booster packs will release through holiday products from August through Christmas, as with Dragon Majesty and Shining Legends. Hidden Fates products announced so far include Mew and Mewtwo Pin Collections, Charizard/Raichu/Gyarados-GX tins, and a Glaceon-GX Tin. We still don’t know how TPCi will handle the legality of reprinted shiny cards like Zoroark-GX, but it’s possible they’ll print them as “A” alternate cards. Maybe they’ll even make the shiny Pokemon a sub-set within the main set that’s illegal to use in Standard. We’ll find out soon! Thanks goes to TotalCards for the set logo image and Sam R. for the heads-up!
I feel like the price of that Charizard is pretty much going to dictate whether or not I even touch this set.
Really? I think it's one of the better looking logos tbh, along with Unified Minds - it kinda reminds me of Ancient Origins (also a good logo imo)
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Is this 'Hidden Fates' branding some sort of trick to sneak old 'Fates Collide' boosters into new promo boxes? Or a least a test of this? If so, December's new set called 'Hidden Evolutions' coming soon...
I'm really interested to see how the pull rates will be... I personally think that they will probably put a Shiny card or ultra rare in every 2 or 3 packs. Even then, you would have to buy 200-300 packs to get the full set if you didn't get any duplicates which I know is pretty impossible.